藤田司令官对於警察大队
“Commander Fujita is very angry with the Police Corps”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Is this the attitude of an invitation?”
藤田司令官对於警察大队
“Commander Fujita is very angry with the Police Corps”
“for their recent harassment of the Ye family”
“Don't blame our military command; it was the local police who overstepped.”
Invoking a supreme superior's displeasure is a classic rhetorical shield to pacify local grievances while preserving the overarching power dynamic.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
regarding; with respect to
A formal preposition used to introduce the topic or target of an attitude, opinion, or action.
police brigade / detachment
Used in historical or paramilitary contexts to refer to an organized police unit.